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Vivo en Positivo is a civil, non-profit organization formed by people diagnosed with HIV / AIDS. It was created with the purpose of contributing to better quality of life for children, women and men with HIV / AIDS and reducing the risk of infection, especially on the "high risk" – population and the population in general by carrying out programs and projects locally and nationwide.
In order to reach these objectives, the following programs have been developed:
AIDS Prevention: program to promote a healthy life for people with HIV. This includes activities to learn to live with HIV, improve health, nutrition and self-esteem, among others.
HIV Prevention: actions to prevent the population from getting infected. This work is focused on "high risk" population.
Human Rights Promotion: program in which we promote respect to people living with HIV / AIDS. It also contributes in decreasing the stigma and discrimination related to the HIV.
Organizational Strength: with components of strengthening and empowerment to people with HIV / AIDS and to the organizations or groups working on fighting HIV / AIDS
Political Impact: actions to have an effect on government authorities in order to implement and comply with the 3729 Law.
Vivo en Positivo covers the Valles region (Cochabamba, Chuquisaca and Tarija – Yacuiba), as its geographic range of action.
As part of the associations' institutional strategic plan, we define:
MISSION: Girls, Boys, Women and Men diagnosed with HIV live in a country which has effective policies on comprehensive attention and prevention in an environment free of stigma, discrimination and has put into motion the communities in order to confront the epidemic challenges.
VISION: Vivo en Positivo exists to contribute to the integral health, empowering girls, boys, women and men with HIV / AIDS, promoting human rights abidance and raising awareness in the communities in order to give a comprehensive focus on HIV / AIDS in Cochabamba and with regional and national projection.
The Vivo en Positivo Association acknowledges, as the foundation of its work, the following values and principles: Confidentiality, Solidarity, Respect, Reciprocity and Inclusion.
In 1997, people of both genders living with HIV or AIDS (PVVS) gathered together in the city of Cochabamba, with the support of the SidAcción program of the Institute of Human Development (IDH), in order to establish the first self-help group in Bolivia under the name "Vivo en Positivo" (VIVO+)
VIVO+ works closely with the National and Regional ITS/VIH-SIDA Program, as well as with the Political Impact on HIV and AIDS Project in the Departments of La Paz, Oruro, Chuquisaca, Tarija and Cochabamba, so that people affected by HIV / AIDS have access to medical services and antiretroviral treatments. VIVO+, from its beginning as a self-help group, has a prominent role promoting and defending PVVS human rights. Since 2005, it supports the foundation and organization of "Mujeres y Vihda", a group working on the empowerment of women living with HIV in Cochabamba.
From 2006, VIVO+ starts working as a civil, non-profit organization carrying out projects in the Department of Cochabamba. From there on, it plans to face the challenges of working with children living with HIV or affected by the epidemic, with actions to achieve services in benefit our boy and girls, as well as with actions focusing on vertical transmission prevention.
- To contribute to improve the quality of life for people living with HIV/AIDS in a regional and national level, through information, communication, political impact.
- To contribute to promote Human and Constitutional Rights respect for people living with HIV and high risk populations, with an integral emphasis.
- To promote equal and ethic exchanges between the society, people with HIV and high risk populations that go from training and information about HIV prevention to people with HIV respect.
- To promote a change in attitude in order to prevent risk situations and HIV/AIDS transmission in high risk populations.
- To provide direct support to the Association's staff and users, to implement projects or to do fundraising in order to improve the infrastructure and contribute to the execution of Association projects.
- To provide training or share experiences in different areas to our staff and users. To work with volunteers in promotion and upkeep of the website, newsletters and other projects related to institutional image and communications implementation.
- To provide psycho-pedagogical, social and health support to our users: children, women and men affected or living with HIV/AIDS.
- To support the work and implementation of the program for children affected or living with HIV.
- Minimum stay commitment of one month.
- Minimum age requirement: 22 years old.
- High Intermediate Spanish.
- True commitment to serve people with HIV/AIDS, including women, children and teenagers.
- Open spirit and willingness to learn and accept new concepts and ways to do things.
- Respect to cultural and religious differences, with a willingness to adapt to a new environment.


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April Phones the federal Office for Protection from Research Risks (OPRR) to complain about Protocol 126.
May Sends packet of material to the OPRR. Puglisi assigns Kamal Mittal, a veterinarian, to investigate.
June The OPRR recommends asking Dr. Robert Day, Hutch president, to respond to Pesando's complaint.
July Authorizes the OPRR to use his letter and name in pursuing his complaint. He will hear nothing back for the next two years.
August Writes to Dr. William Hutchinson, dean of the University of Washington School of Medicine, which has a partnership with The Hutch. Mittal writes to Day outlining the complaint, attaching Pesando's letter and requesting a written response.
September Writes to U.S. Rep. Ted Weiss, D-N.Y. Puglisi talks by phone to Hutch lawyers.
October Day sends a long response to the OPRR defending Protocol 126.
November Writes Donna Shalala, secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, and U.S. Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich. OPRR officials review the case. Mittal says he is concerned about medical and ethical aspects of the experiment.
December Mittal reviews Protocol 126 records at the offices of a Washington, D.C., law firm hired by The Hutch. He writes a summary of the complaint. An aide to Shalala tells Pesando his complaint is being investigated.
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February Mittal identifies four key problematic issues: The Hutch's Institutional Review Board (of which Pesando was a member) may have felt compromised; the risks to patients may have been too great; patients may not have been "fully and correctly informed"; and researchers may have violated conflict-of-interest rules.
March Mittal takes another job.
May Puglisi asks F. William Dommel, an OPRR policy adviser, to review Mittal's analysis.
November Hutch President Day writes to Mittal, complaining he hasn't heard anything about the investigation since February.
December Files complaint with the Washington state Medical Quality Assurance Commission. The commission assigns Dr. Robert Miller to investigate.
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June Writes to Puglisi, saying he's heard nothing in two years.
July Puglisi asks Dommel to wrap up the case. Miller again asks Puglisi for the OPRR findings.
August Dommel drafts a letter with his conclusion based on Mittal's file. Puglisi tells him, "Excellent work on the Fred Hutch case."
September Receives letter from Puglisi saying that The Hutch was not at fault and that if there were problems with Protocol 126 the Institutional Review Board should have stopped it. The OPRR closes its investigation. The Medical Quality Assurance Commission reviews the federal findings.
December Writes Shalala and National Institutes of Health Director Harold Varmus to complain about the OPRR investigation. Dommel, who handled the case, drafts the reply defending it.
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June The Medical Quality Assurance Commission begins an investigation of Protocol 126 and two related clinical trials.
September Interviewed by state investigators. October Writes Shalala and Varmus a third time. Varmus asks an underling to summarize the complaint for him - "briefly!" Neither he nor Shalala replies to Pesando.
November Writes The New York Times a fourth time, signed; gets no reply.
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September Miller retires.
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Honda Civic HB...a student car?
I am a 17 high school student. I've been planning
ahead for a long time.. I am considering leasing a
Honda Civic Hatchback(yeah~~ hatchback) when I go
to Univ...I've searched and read awful lot about
them...is Civic HB worth the buying?? Its price is
reall attractive. Is it really suitable for a
student like me?? 'cause I sometimes drive up the
mtn. I'd want 2 doors/4 doors blue cute round small
car with good gas mileage and at least 100 horse
power..and I'll drive it to uni everyday and
sometimes up the mtn in the winter.
Do u think there is a better car than honda civic
hb that meets my needs??
thank u
ahead for a long time.. I am considering leasing a
Honda Civic Hatchback(yeah~~ hatchback) when I go
to Univ...I've searched and read awful lot about
them...is Civic HB worth the buying?? Its price is
reall attractive. Is it really suitable for a
student like me?? 'cause I sometimes drive up the
mtn. I'd want 2 doors/4 doors blue cute round small
car with good gas mileage and at least 100 horse
power..and I'll drive it to uni everyday and
sometimes up the mtn in the winter.
Do u think there is a better car than honda civic
hb that meets my needs??
thank u
mzn Posts: 727And here's an Edmunds Top 5 response to your question, Rukawa: October: Back to School.
Let us know what you think!
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bnormann Posts: 335Rukawa,
Why are you leasing the Honda. Are you planning on getting rid of it in three years. Generally, people lease cars for one or two reasons:
1.) They want a new car every 2-3 years and don't want to take the hit on "instant" depreciation
2.) They are not sure about the reliability of the car and don't want to be stuck with a lemon. Even if the car has a bad reputation for reliability, it will affect the resale value and cost YOU, even if YOUR car was reliable.
Only the first issue might apply in the case of a Honda Civic. Are you really planning on getting a new car in your 4th year of university?
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rukawa Posts: 25Nod..
I've read the articles and noticed that leasing sux. So I think I'll borrow some money from my parents and pay it in full. Is there any dealer holdback or incentive on Honda Civic Hatchback CX?? If not I calculated the price that the dealer paid for is about 10700..How much do dealer usually earn from selling a car?? (Min-Max) I think I'll offer a price a bit higher than as low as it can go....any suggestion? -
mzn Posts: 727If you haven't looked already, be sure to check out our Consumer Advice area. You'll find information about both buying and leasing.
Good luck and please, keep us posted.
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rukawa Posts: 25Hello All, it's me again!
I was wondering about the reliability of ALL Honda Civic Hatchbacks. Are they all almost the same?? Or do they vary?..I can't find what the previous hatchback looks like. Can someone help me?? I am slso curious to know about the pricing on buying a model from previous year and so...Thanx!! I'VE SET MY EYES ON HONDA CIVIC HATCHBACKS! -
rukawa Posts: 25Me again....
I am thinking of putting some money into add-on's for Honda Civic Hatchback..I want a frog light ,cassette player and CD player..and air conditioner...Does anyone know where can I get the the price that the dealer paid for?? It is negotiatable..right?? Oh! for the Cd player..Do I HAVE to use Honda CD player?? or can I buy one on my own..Does that....slot fit? -
mzn Posts: 727I can't give you details on accessories but I'm hopeful that one of our knowledgeable lurkers will come to your aid!
As for your question about quality, I'm not sure anyone can say that it is the same across models and model years. Here's some information about the current Honda Accord recall. The first article you'll see at that link is on Honda's exciting new Roadster! Just after that is the "wiring woes" recall. Keep in mind that it only applies to the Accord in earlier model years.
Good luck and please, keep us posted!
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Pulpfictionado Posts: 9is a motorcycle
I'm a university student, & I just traded my 234K Chevrolet ... 4
another chevrolet - '99 MC
course, there are a # of kids w/ hondas & lackuras at my school, but they're student's, they don't no NEthing yet.
hatchbacks R popular in Germany, but those r citroens & stuff like that.
rdamon Posts: 8Okay..I have both a few questionsand maybe a few answers.
I also wil be going to university this in Fall '99. I took a few years off (I'm now 22) to become a mutual fund broker. I bought a tricked-out Saturn SC2 with everything on it and would you like fries with that? I now want to trade it in for a Civic hatch DX.
Point 1) I will go for the DX over the lower CX trim because it invoices to the dealer for about $225 or so more than the CX, but adds things like pwr. steering (unavailable in the CX unless you get auto. trans.) rear wiper, radio, and a few appearance goodies.
To answer Rukawa's sound system concern. I currently have a 12-disc changer in my Saturn. Though a 6-disc changer is available for the Civic hatch', it's pretty darn expensive (a dealer I recently test drove at said $395 for the cassette deck, OR $695 for the single CD in the dash, and (he thinks) $795 forthe stack changer (mounted in the trunk...when he showed me I said, "that's dumb" cause it's bolted to the side of the wheel well where it is in the most intrusive place possible for loading the trunk. You can't get both the tape deck and the single CD as only one unit will fit in that space below the center console. I will be opting for the tape deck, and then for about a hundred bucks you can get a fairly nice portable CD-player with anti-skip, anti-bounce and all that that sits onthe seat and plugs into the tape deck. I went to an electronics store this evening and found this out. For about $100, you get the anti-skip player (Sony, JVC, and Panasonic all have comparable stuff, from what I can tell), AC adapter for inside use, tape adapter for the car, and cig. lighter adapter for the car. For an extra $25, you can get a Kenwood model with a remote control for the silly thing!
point 2) I also would like to know invoice prices for accessories and major options. Honda is the only dealer I have heard of where ALL options are installed at the dealer rather than at the factory. I understand this reduces production costs by making the assembly line more uniform, and I imagine that itmakes it easier for the dearer to please the customer by having more stuff in stock...but man, it really makes it hard to find any standardized numbers as towhat the dealer paid (invoice) for my options. (i.e.- I *know* that A/C did not cost them the $1295 they want to charge me...likewise the $395 list price for the tape deck.) frustrating, to say the least.
I know this is a kinda verbose posting...please fo rgive. -
rdamon Posts: 8Pam,
Yup...definitely pwr. steering on the uper DX model only. Both auto and standard tranny.
Lower CX trim has pwr. steering available only as an OPTION...IF you also buy the auto. tranny option. not avail. for stck shift, which is what I want (cuz let's see..."Mr. Romano, we'd like to ask you to pay $800+ for us to put a part on your car that will make it heavier, less responsive, less efficient, slower, more prone to breakage, gives you less control over the vehicle and saps power...AND you get to push a button instead of pull a lever, and we take one of those annoying pedals out...how do you feel about that?")
To Rukawa,
I dunno about the Hyundai. (Of course, the "gosip on the street" and on the official reviews here at Edmunds, is that Hyundai is single-handedly responsible for giveing Korean carsabad name.) But I hadthe chance to drive a Geo Metro Hatchback Lsi for about a week when my mom's car had to into the shop. It was fun to drive, butless room, NO performance from the engine...I could enjoy communting in it, but on the highway I felt like I was riding a lawnmower. I'm gonna go with the Honda (unless the Creator intervenes) as soon as I have the money saved up. Theirreputation for quality is something I desperately need to be true. -
rukawa Posts: 25Thank you Pam2!!
That's what thought!!
Hey Honda Civic Owners..I have a wild idea...some people complain the poor design of the cup holder that it blocks the CD player if u install one.
Can you link move the sucky radio down one slot and install the Cd player up in the original slot??
and of course..I have never driven a honda before.. :P -
rdamon Posts: 8Rukawa,
Wow! Cupholders blockin' the CD player! Bummer! Like I said, when I get my Civic, I'm prob'ly gonna opt for the portable CD Player, or some aftermarket tape deck/single CD player in one unit, rather than pay exorbitant prices for Honda OEM stuff.
Besides, I don't use cupholders: I subsist entirely on a diet comprised solely of wood pulp and iron filings. ;-) -
rukawa Posts: 25If I get a Hatchback CX and add stuff like Al Wheel cover, tweeter, and security system.
Will the price exceed the price of a DX?
is it worth a try?
cause there are some stuff in Dx I don't need.
Can I like install honda tweeter or wheel cover and security system OUTSIDE Dealer?? will that cost less or more??
BTW I went to hparts.com and saw some low price on the stuff..how come their prices are so low..even lower than retail prices?? makes me wonder....
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rdamon Posts: 8I also found hparts.com a few days ago (after soneone's reccomendation from this list, I think).
I'm guessing the prices are low because they don't have to pay for "showroom upkeep"
Things like: salesman's commission, manager's piece of that commission, service dept. overhead, andthe fact of maintaining a physical building which an online dealer doesn't. I know that sounds stupidly obvious, but there you are. I might amend my prior opinion, BTW, and get genuine Honda goodies for my car if I can get them for that kind of cost-effectiveness.
Rukawa: as to your CX vs. DX question: Of course only you will know what is best for you when the time comes to buy. I know I mentionedbefore that we are in a similar situation: getting a good car for upcoming university days. Sure, you can add things like wheel covers to to the CX, but you also sound like the stereo system is important to you. Remember that no radio of any kind at all comes on the CX trim. Next, you get the rear wiper standard on the DX, but again, I'm pretty sure it's not an option for te CX, though a rear windshield-wiper may not be important for you. Also, I did some transmission checking: it's like this. If you want a manual shift, you get no power steering on the CX, and IT'S NOT AN OPTION. But a stick-shift DX does get power sterring. If you want an auto. transmission, it is, of course, an option for both cars BUT: The auto. trans. option costs an even $1,000 to get it on the CX, the same option is only $800 if you're putting on a DX model. Now hparts.com will prob'ly sell you the stereo for cheaper than youget it from Honda (same for the tape deck). But (theoretically, anyway) there's something like $500-$800 difference between the two models on invoice price (you can compare the two here on the Edmund's site for exact numbers.)
Briefly here is the stuff you get on the DX that doesn't come on the CX (for well under a thousand dollars more):
rear wiper
wheel covers
stereo system
power steering on a stick shift (or $200 cheaper for the auto. trans. option)
that spoiler thingy matches the color of the vehicle, rather than just being black textured plastic.
the CX comes in three colors: red, silver, dark blue, the DX can also come in black. so if you're just itching for a black car, gotta go for the DX.
and the DX comes with that lid-type-thing to cover the trunk space...so no one can look in to see your junk.
Personally, I think most of this stuff is only important on the basis of personal preference. It's notlike there's anything that adds or subtracts from the safety of the car either way. I personally couldn't care less about wheel covers or their lack...and I don't care whether the rear spoiler matches the rest of the car's color. But I'm getting a stick...and I like power steering. Also, I REALLY want a black car. So that's for me. Anyway, hope that helps you with yourdecision.
rdamon Posts: 8Rukawa,
Did you say $150 apiece for wheel covers?!
If I read your post correctly, and that's what they cost, I really reccommend against that.
Check a site called The Wheel Rack (I can't remember the address off the top of my head.) But more rubber actualy touching the pavement is just good for overall safety, esp. in bad weather...I digress. You can purchase (watch this) 17" sport alloy wheels from a company called MSW (through this site) called TYPE 45 for $154 each. I don't know what normal (14") wheels would be, but why pay $150 each for purely decorative wheel covers when alloys cost the same thing? (Nota Bene: I do not advocate the "B-boy" look: lowered suspension, funky purple lights under the car, But some of these sport wheels are fairly tasteful; good, nice-looking wheels without being obnoxious.)
Any way: I didn't know that most aftermarket CD players come with a radio too. I was only thinking about a portable player like a Discman, which, of course, needs an instaled tape deck to work. I don't really know much about sound systems at all, I am really beginning to like quiet time in the car. So I may just leave it at the regular radio..not really sure yet. But I'm assuming that $150 you're quoting for the CD player comes from hparts.com? And I have no idea at all what you speak of when you say "tweeter kit".
Good, I'm glad we got the transmission out of the way. You said the same thing in three lines that I took two paragraphs for. So I apologise again for being so verbose. Right: pwr. steering on DX no matter what, but pwr. steering on CX only with auto. trans. Which you're getting, so: not a prob'lem.
I also won't be getting a securty system, so I don't haveany info on that either. -
rukawa Posts: 25Rdamon
the price for aftermarket CD player is not from hparts. It's just some ad I saw in my neighborhood..some ads from like futureshop or A&B sound. Tweeter kit is just the two small speaker that can the DX has and CX doesn't have.
I'll go check the wheel rack rite away
OH I suppose the 150 bux is for one wheel cover..not four...I dunno.. :P
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The recent ruling granting Britney Spears sleepover privileges with her two sons hasn't bummed out their father, Kevin Federline.
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Striking some dynamic and acrobatic poses, Nadav jumps in the air, showing off a luxe wardrobe of gentleman-approved garments. The model is outfitted by stylist Brian Coats who dresses him in chic and elegant pieces from the likes of Michael Bastian, Louis Vuitton and Balmain Homme among a slew of other fashion heavyweights.
The Happy Feet GQ Japan editorial embraces a retro style aesthetic inspired by the Old Hollywood era of our past. From impeccably tailored garments to winning footwear and headwear accessories, this fashion story is the epitome of true class and sophistication.


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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Westfield shopping centers have partnered with Stacy London of TLC's What Not To Wear and her team of certified stylists from Style For Hire to offer women of all ages, lifestyles, and body types the information and confidence they need to dress in style, accessorize on trend, and truly love the way they look. For the first time, this access to professional style advice is available to Westfield shoppers while at home, in the mall and on the go.
At home, shoppers can learn everything they need to know about fall fashion trends with the Westfield Style Manual. Westfield has partnered with Time Inc. Content Solutions, a division of Time, Inc. in the publication of this glossy magazine, which is distributed to 350,000 households and to Westfield shopping centers in top national markets. The Westfield Style Manual is not a typical fashion magazine, but a real hands-on, how-to shopping manual. Created and personally edited by Stacy London—the Westfield Style Manual is above all designed to be the ultimate teaching tool. The manual guides real women how to rediscover their inner fashionista and, in the process, construct the perfect wardrobe for the season. The manual identifies and matches women of every age, size, and shape with the style trends, retailers, product lines, and beauty secrets that will work best for them.
All of the fashion content available in the Westfield Style Manual, along with exclusive video content, is available digitally at www.westfield.com/style and through Westfield's Facebook pages, Twitter channels, and Pinterest boards.
Now in its 4 th year, the WESTFIELD STYLE TOUR is coming to Westfield shopping centers in the Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, and San Diego markets.- Westfield Fox Valley (Chicago DMA)
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Stacy London "meet and greet": 9/8 @ 11am and 2pm
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Stacy London "meet and greet": 9/22 @ 11am and 2pm
- Westfield Culver City (Los Angeles DMA)
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Stacy London "meet and greet": 10/13 @ 1pm and 4pm
- Westfield Plaza Bonita (San Diego DMA)
During these showcase events, shoppers will get free and personalized fashion consultations with professional stylists who offer style tips and techniques, and specific wardrobe recommendations that work best for each individual's particular age, body type and style aspiration. During the style sessions, stylists pull customized looks from the Westfield Style Closet— a source for the newest merchandise from many of Westfield's most popular retailers. Shoppers then receive a customized recipe of exactly what was recommended for them. This year, those visiting the Westfield Style Closet can also sample the season's hottest looks in jeans as selected by the editors of People StyleWatch magazine as part of its 2 nd Annual Denim Awards. Once participants find their perfect outfit, they can also then enjoy a free makeup consultation at the Westfield Beauty Bar, featuring samples and demonstrations of the most sought after looks in makeup and accessories. Visitors to the Westfield Style Tour will also have a chance to spend personal time with Stacy London herself as part of exclusive "meet-and-greet" sessions— reserved for shoppers making minimum purchases on women's apparel and accessories.* They will also be able to have their photograph taken together with Stacy and receive a free signed copy of the Westfield Style Manual along with other gifts. "I am thrilled about my partnership with Westfield this Fall," says Stacy London . "Together with my awesome team of fashion stylists from Style for Hire, we not only will introduce the season's hottest trends, but also help Westfield shoppers find the must-have pieces that best match their own personal tastes and needs. Ultimately, our goal is to demystify the styling process, teach Westfield shoppers how to map out a smart shopping strategy— and of course— share tons of great merchandise tips along the way." In addition to the Style Tour, Westfield shoppers in select markets will also be able to enjoy professional styling services in the new WESTFIELD STYLE LOUNGE. At Westfield Garden State Plaza and Westfield Trumbull (New York DMA), Westfield Santa Anita (Los Angeles DMA), and Westfield Montgomery ( Washington D.C. DMA), Stacy London's team of Style for Hire stylists will be on staff during peak shopping hours throughout the fall fashion season to offer one-on-one, complimentary 30 minute style sessions and/or personal shopping appointments. For the busiest shoppers, Westfield now also offers instant style advice. Westfield's new ASK A STYLIST service allows shoppers to use their mobile device to e-mail a photo and question to firstname.lastname@example.com to receive feedback from a professional stylist within mere minutes. This free style advice is available during all mall business hours, seven days a week. About Westfield The Westfield Group (ASX: WDC) is an Australian-based company with interests in 109 shopping centers in Australia, Brazil, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States. In the U.S., the Group has a portfolio of 47 shopping centers that are home to approximately 8,000 specialty stores and comprise nearly 55 million square feet of leasable space in California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio and Washington. * Details at www.westfield.comOctober 20-21 & 27-28
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A quick and easy entree loaded with vitamins. Just at a veggie for a complete meal. Submitted by PEACHZ3673 Carbs: 43.1g | Fat: 14g | Fiber: 5.1g | Protein: 30.6g | Calories: 422.8
Enjoy this healthy and easy-to-make slow cooker salsa chicken recipe. Carbs: 6.7g | Fat: 6.8g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 26.3g | Calories: 197.2
A yummy way to start the day with very little fat and lots of flavor! Submitted by JOJOMKE Carbs: 23.6g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 3g | Calories: 93.2
I love this stew! It is so easy and leaves me feeling satisfied. I use 3/4 cup as a serving. If it is too spicy for you, substitute a can of diced tomatoes for one of the diced tomatoes w/chilies. Carbs: 17.9g | Fat: 0.8g | Fiber: 5.4g | Protein: 7.8g | Calories: 115.8
This slimmed down version of your favorite dip is easy to make--and it's light enough for you to load up on it! Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 3.8g | Fat: 4.6g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 3g | Calories: 73.9
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Submitted by SMAGUIREM Carbs: 22.9g | Fat: 8.4g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 1.1g | Calories: 170.5
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Submitted by MASIELYNNN Carbs: 34.9g | Fat: 32.2g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 41g | Calories: 590.8
Really quick and very easy Submitted by LEDANSER Carbs: 4.5g | Fat: 2g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 1.4g | Calories: 37.8
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Serve with grapes or salad on the side for complete meal. Submitted by MDSHEPARD Carbs: 43.5g | Fat: 14.4g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 20g | Calories: 380.6
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Serve with Iceberg lettuce wedges, Fat-Free 1000 Isle dressing and Baked Tostitos Scoops for a complete meal. You can also substitue Fat-free flour or corn tortillas, I just used what I already had in my pantry. Submitted by MDSHEPARD Carbs: 47.4g | Fat: 10.8g | Fiber: 4.2g | Protein: 39.1g | Calories: 444.4
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I live in a small town and grocery stores here have limited selections. I couldn't find Reduced Fat Italian Turkey Sausage, so I just used the regular Italian sausage as written below. It increases the calories but I ate a smaller portion instead and served a Lite Caesar salad with it to fill me up. Submitted by MDSHEPARD Carbs: 34.5g | Fat: 33.2g | Fiber: 5.5g | Protein: 20.7g | Calories: 542.7
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Very easy soup to cook in the crockpot all day or make on the stove. 5 WW points per 1 cup serving! Submitted by JILLWITH4 Carbs: 23.2g | Fat: 10.1g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 11.3g | Calories: 231.6
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I put extra cheese (10 slices instead of original 5 slices of cheese) on this sandwhich. You could save some calories by on putting 5 slices on it. VERY good meal for an "on-the-go" night! Serve with mini carrots/Fat Free Ranch dressing and Baked Lays Potato Chips for a complete meal. Submitted by MDSHEPARD Carbs: 32.6g | Fat: 18.1g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 20.3g | Calories: 383.5
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Serve with Fat Free sour cream on top and Baked Tostitos on the side for a complete meal. Carbs: 29.3g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 8.4g | Protein: 16.6g | Calories: 263.1
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This recipe is for 2 meals -- 1/2 meat mixture is for these BBQ meatballs and the other 1/2 of meat mixture is for spaghetti and meatballs later in the week. This is why I put 12 servings -- 3-4 meatballs each serving. So go ahead and make up all of it and enjoy 2 meals for the effort of one meal! Serve with mashed potatoes and corn on the cob for a complete meal. Submitted by MDSHEPARD Carbs: 18.8g | Fat: 13.8g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 17.3g | Calories: 270.7
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Cookbook creator says: this is wonderful and easy! Loved it! Submitted by AETERNE Carbs: 61.1g | Fat: 14.6g | Fiber: 9.2g | Protein: 49.4g | Calories: 524
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Easy to make and yummy too! We served this with oven roasted potatoes and sauteed asparagus and steamed shoe peg corn. Submitted by MDSHEPARD Carbs: 4.7g | Fat: 6.4g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 27.8g | Calories: 194.5
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This is the wonderful drink served upon greeting at the Applewood Farmhouse Restaurant in Pigeon Forge, TN. Submitted by MDSHEPARD Carbs: 18.4g | Fat: 0.2g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 0.4g | Calories: 73.9
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This is wonderful served with grilled chicken or pork chops, green beans and mashed potatoes for a complete meal. Make into 1/2 pint canning jars and enjoy year round. Submitted by MDSHEPARD Carbs: 38.1g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 3.8g | Protein: 0.9g | Calories: 144.2
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These are the appetizers at the Applewood Farmhouse in Pigeon Forge! These are wonderful with homemade apple butter too!! Submitted by MDSHEPARD Carbs: 22.7g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 3.9g | Calories: 133.1


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In a recent Wall Street Journal op-ed (November 2) President Obama wrote that "in the eight years after" Bill Clinton left office, "we followed a different path. Bigger tax cuts for the wealthy we couldn't afford. . . . The result of this top-down economics? Falling incomes, record deficits, the slowest job growth in half a century, and an economic crisis . . ." Obama had taken up that theme during the first presidential debate, arguing that "The approach that Governor Romney's talking about is the same sales pitch that was made in 2001 and 2003, and we ended up with . . . the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression."
This is a remarkably imaginative theory — albeit one that reveals appalling economic illiteracy. Who else would have imagined that the housing bust and subprime-mortgage crisis were actually caused by cutting the top two tax rates in mid-2003?
In the second debate, Obama repeated that "The last thing we need to do is to go back to the very same policies that got us there" — meaning top marginal tax rates that were slightly reduced, yet still higher than in 1988–92. Instead, he proposed, "for [incomes] above $250,000, we can go back to the tax rates we had when Bill Clinton was president. . . . That's part of what took us from deficits to surplus. It will be good for our economy and it will be good for job creation."
So, here we are facing a $536 billion tax increase on January 1 — the only "fiscal cliff" that matters — and Obama has been invoking his theory to block any medium-term solution (including the sequestration) that might ever cut federal spending below 23 percent of GDP. Instead, Obama has repeatedly insisted that he will never accept any solution to the looming tax shock that does not raise the top two tax rates. As the Wall Street Journal reports, "Some say a win for the president could spark . . . a selloff in riskier investments such as stocks. That is because . . . President Obama has said he would veto any extension of upper-income tax cuts."
As strange as Obama's economic theory is (the idea that lower tax rates cause crises while surpluses stimulate the economy), his perception of the facts also ignores his own Treasury Department. The Obama Treasury estimates that to "reinstate the 36 percent and 39.6 percent tax rates for upper income taxpayers" would raise only $23.1 billion in 2013. That is not even as large as Obamacare's 3.8 percent surtax on the same "rich" taxpayers' capital gains, dividends, interest income, and rent. Raising the top two rates offsets barely 4 percent of the tax hikes brought on by the fiscal cliff — scarcely sufficient reason to threaten to veto any bipartisan solution to the remaining $513 billion of looming tax increases.
What about Obama's plans to raise other tax rates on upper incomes? The Obama Treasury estimates that taxing long-term capital gains at 20 percent "for upper-income taxpayers" (not counting the Obamacare surtax) would raise $5.8 billion in 2013, but lose $5.9 billion in the following two years. That adds up to less than zero. Treasury foolishly expects some small change from raising the dividend tax from 15 percent to 43.4 percent, but the resulting flight from stocks would obviously crash both the market and the economy.
Barack Obama does not understand economics and apparently refuses to listen to those who do.
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It's been a while, but the Options Forum is back! After a brief hiatus, in which I sought guidance from the big Specialist in the Sky, the Forum is now ready to resume answering questions, sharing knowledge (within our limits of understanding) and hopefully shedding light on how embracing options can provide a more fulfilling investment experience.
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I am very interested in options. However, at this time I have only $5K to invest in options. Is this amount acceptable for a beginner like myself? I would definitely apply for your free trial.
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BATTLE CREEK, Mich., Oct. 10, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kellogg Company (NYSE:K) today announced that it was reaffirming its full-year 2012 earnings guidance of between $3.18 and $3.30 per share. During the third quarter of 2012, good performance from the Pringles business and changes in the estimates for certain non-operating items allowed the company to offset substantially all of the costs related to the recent, limited recall of certain packages of Mini-Wheats cereal. These costs will also be recognized in the third quarter and are expected to total between $20 million and $30 million.
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Also arnt the Guardians Mages? Thrall's a Shaman.
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Feb 26th 2010 8:29PM Wooo!! My Question got answered.
Q. Regarding Cataclysm, can you reveal any of the 'major changes' in Blasted Lands and how this will affect the lore?
A. I love the fact that one of our first questions is in regards to the Blasted Lands! We have big plans in store for this zone in Cataclysm. We will be revamping the entire flow of the zone so you can expect an entirely new experience here. Some of the big changes include an opening to the coastline for a new play area, as well as a large new worgen area in The Tainted Scar.
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Jan 10th 2010 11:16AM Some more Cataclysmic Events are to come it seems. For this was Predicted by the Prophet Skeram at Ahn'Qiraj
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6Jul 12, '14 by ArrowRN, BSN, RNHey there,
Well after being bombarded by who is better and who is worse or horrible I decided on a plan for my studies toward the NCLEX so I hope this will be to my benefit. So what's the $500 dollar question? Well it's really simple...Who did you choose for the review of NCLEX RN and how much did that cost you?
We all know the big guns Kaplan charge 500 big bucks..ok well $499 for the detail review with the q bank. I'm opting for NCSBN RN review with an 8 week review at $100. I am also using the NSNA Delmar review at a cheap $62 bucks and the purpose of this is they have CAT logic implementation as well as a lot of knowledge based questions, because I know content is my weak point. Will being cheap lead to my ultimate demise? I guess we will find out in the months to come but I've seen people pass and fail with all sorts of reviews, and spending way more than $500 to learn stuff they already learned from nursing school. I even found this youtube video that claims they found the "secret to passing the NCLEX RN" and of course you click on the link to find out the secrets then they ask for you credit card number.
That's all the NCLEX reviews really come down to...taking your credit card number and seeing how much money they could get by banking on the fears of nervous students...fears that failing is not an option and if you don't pay up, you will fail.
Well I beg to defer. there is no secret. When it comes down to it people who use reviews seldom take full advantage of all its resourses, almost never complete all of the modules and test questions and they are surprised they fail. Then how do you explain the people who use 1 single textbook like, only the Saunders, did no reviews and they passed with 75 questions?
I say people should stop being fearful, stop being wishy washy with your studies and get down to the business of studying. Do that and you will pass you NCLEX no doubth.
I will keep a detail record of my study habits and repost my progress. Good luck to everyone about to take the NCLEX RN.Last edit by ArrowRN on Jul 12, '14 -
2Jul 12, '14 by Graduatenurse14LOL!!!! I'm a baller!! A stressed out, anxiety ridden, tachycardic, poor baller. Go me!!NursePallasFNP2b and SeattleJess like this.
1Jul 12, '14 by SeattleJessman-nurse2b, I love your evidence-based practice approach to studying! I'm still two years away from the NCLEX but I have passed two state bar exams and what you say is absolutely true. I like to have some form of review just to give me the skeleton outline, but filling in the details is the result of sticking to a steady, consistent study program. Also, getting good nutrition, sleep and exercise doesn't hurt.
Looking forward to following your adventure as you conquer the dreaded NCLEX.
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3Jul 12, '14 by OB_RN2014I did not use any review program. I did use my Saunders book, which was a required text so no additional cost to me! I passed in 75 questions and felt that it was a pretty easy exam! And I had about 50 SATA! Good luck to you! I'm very glad I didn't pay for a review course!
1Jul 12, '14 by TheCommuter, ASN, RN Senior ModeratorNCLEX-PN, December 2005: I studied for about 2 months by answering questions from the Saunders Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-PN. I passed with the minimum of 85 questions.
NCLEX-RN, May 2010: Since I attended a substandard nursing program with a history of low pass rates, I opted to pay to attend a four-day live Hurst Review. Only 47 percent of grads from my former school passed NCLEX on the first attempt, and the next year 56 percent passed. I passed with 75 questions, whereas a third of my graduating classmates failed NCLEX in 2010.Graduatenurse14 likes this. -
3Jul 12, '14 by Abigail612I'm poor. My resources were mainly ones that I already had and one review course to help keep me organized. It really was worth it to help keep me together. My resources and costs were...
NCSBN 3 week course (completed 90% of the material) $50
Mosby's memory cards for Pharmacology (a resource I had from NS $15 used) $0
Mosby's memory cards Pathophysiology (a resource I had from NS $15 used) $0
PrepU Nclex 10,000 (resource from NS) $20 for 6 month extension
So all together I spent about $70 on additional material for the NCLEX ($100 if you count the previous resources) and I passed with 75qts. Everybody studies for the NCLEX differently and everybody has different experiences and perceptions of the exam. You just have to do your research on the materials available and select the one that is right for you (whether it is resources you already have or additional one). Then make yourself goals, get focused, and complete your set goals. Finally do not get suckered in by gimmicky adds for expensive resources. I watched few and almost got scared into purchasing the different more expensive courses. If you want to use more expensive resources do it because you believe that the material will meet your personal needs not because you were scared into it. Good luck to future test takers! -
0Jul 13, '14 by AnonymousLPNOur school required ATI and used it throughout the program. I did ATI practice questions and glanced at a few sections in Saunders. Passed on first try with 85 questions (LPN) and found the NCLEX easier than expected.
0Jul 13, '14 by CSpurrsFirstly, congratulations on graduating! I'm not sure where you live, but there is an NCLEX review course popular in the south called Hurst. I used this and passed the NCLEX a couple of weeks ago. It is core content based, which I found super helpful! It costs around $350 for the online course, I believe. I really liked the set up of their review and just thought I would pass that on to you. Good luck in your studying and on the NCLEX!
0Jul 13, '14 by Student Mom to ThreeI truly believe that a review course should be unnecessary. If you have the time and money and it would make you feel more secure then, by all means, go for it.
Personally, I felt that I already paid for school and was insulted that some would insinuate a review was needed to pass boards. What the heck??
I graduated my ADN program and left for Maui the next day for a week. Returned from Maui and took NCLEX one week later. Walked out of the testing center 40 minutes and 75 questions later.
It really isn't as difficult as some would have you believe. If you attended a decent program, studied hard and did well you should be fine.
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0Jul 13, '14 by flyersfan88, BSN, RNI used Lippincott 10,000 book (given to me for free), NCLEX 3500 (also free and great for practice with alternative format questions), and my ATI live review that was included in my tuition. Passed at 83. I'll take it. My friend let me do a Kaplan practice test with her and I did not find the questions to be any better than what I had already been doing. Save your money. I find it troubling that people cannot answer NCLEX style questions post graduation (and need a course to teach them how), having been tested that way all through school.


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Kidderpore খিদিরপুর Khidirpur |
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Location in Kolkata | |
Coordinates: 22°32′34″N 88°19′09″E / 22.5427°N 88.3192°ECoordinates: 22°32′34″N 88°19′09″E / 22.5427°N 88.3192°E | |
Country | India |
State | West Bengal |
District | South 24 parganas |
City | Kolkata |
Elevation | 9 m (30 ft) |
Languages | |
• Official | Bengali, English, Hindi |
Time zone | IST (UTC+5:30) |
Khidirpur or Kidderpore is a neighborhood of metropolitan Kolkata (Calcutta). Located in the central-west part of the city, it is bounded by the districts of Alipore in the east, Ekbalpore in the south, Hastings, in the north, Metiabruz in the south-west and the Hooghly River in the west.
One of the oldest parts of the city, Kidderpore has a legend with respect to its name. It is said that some British could not converse in Bengali. Whenever they passed by, their asking in broken Hindi for the directions to the port where their ships used to dock sounded somewhat like 'kidder-port'. More plausibly, the name is a corruption of Khidrpur or Khizarpur, Khizr/Khidr being the guardian saint of the seas and the delta for the fishing communities in Bengal. This is one of the versions behind the nomenclature of the place. In fact, the port got its name from Lord Kyde, a 19th-century engineer who designed and supervised the building of the lock gate that connects the port to the Hoogly River. Because of his work, the tidal difference of the Hoogly River water level is isolated from the water level of the port. The port took his name and is called Kyderpore or Khidirpur.
The gateway of Kidderpore is at the crossing of Diamond Harbour Road and Gangadhar Banerjee Lane. At that place a roadside restaurant dating from the British era remains, named "Panchubabu's Shop" or "Panchubabur Dokan", one of the landmarks of Kidderpore. The area is also home to quite a few dargahs of Sufi saints like Syed Baba and Shah Warsi Baba, to name a few.
A number of soldiers killed during the 2nd World War were buried at the Solana Muslim burial ground.
Even in the field of Indian literature, this part of Kolkata produced three jewel poets. They were Rongolal Bandhopadhyay, Hemchandra Bandopadhyay and Michael Madhushudan Dutta. As no other place or locality in West Bengal had ever produced three such poetic maestros together a name was given to a road in tribute this fact, it is the "Kabitirtha Sarani".
St Thomas school, which is probably one of the oldest and largest area schools of India is situated here. Its history runs for more than 220 years. The entire area was donated by the then Raja of Bhukailash Rajbari. Online, Share Mandi is a trusted equity dealer in this locality for the last ten years. The place is also known for Kidderpore College, the leading educational institute in the area.
Kidderpore is located at 22°32′N 88°19′E / 22.53°N 88.32°E.[1] It has an average elevation of 9 m (30 ft).
Kidderpore Bridge is one of the few bridges in Kolkata that has trams plying over it. The Kidderpore Tram Depot connects famous locations like Kalighat, Tollygunge and Ballygunge, etc. The Kidderpore crosspoint (also called More in Bengali) is connected with North, South and Central Kolkata by various private and state bus services. Kidderpore is the site of the only ocean port in India accessed by river. Kidderpore can also be accessed by the Kolkata Circular Railway which has a station in the locality. In the future, the neighborhood will be connected to the city center by the Kolkata Metro.
Medical facilities[edit]
I - Major hospitals:
- Calcutta Medical Research Institute, Alipore
- BM Birla Heart Research Centre, Alipore
- Kothari Medical Research Center, Alipore
- SSKM Hospital (Government Hospital)nearby approx 1 km
- Bangur Institute of Neurology, nearby approx 1 km
- Shambhunath Pandit Hospital, nearby approx 1.5 km
- Ramrik Haralalka Hospital, Bhowanipore, nearby approx 1 km
II - Major nursing homes:
- Labbaik Medical Center
- Ekbalpore Nursing Home
- Netaji Nursing Home
- Port View Nursing Home
Also there are some governmental medical institutions like S.S.K.M. Hospital, Calcutta Dock Labour Board Hospital and Shambhunath Pandit Hospital.
Educational institutions[edit]
- St Thomas School, Kolkata|St. Thomas' School, Diamond Harbour Road is the oldest one in West Bengal,
- Jawahar Lal Nehru Vidyapith
- Moulana Azad Urdu School, Driver's Quarter
- The Kidderpore Academy
- Sharat Chandra Paul Girls High School
- Jnan Chandra Ghosh College of Polytechnique
- Adarsh Hindi High School
- Kidderpore College
- St. Thomas College of Engg And Technology, Diamond Harbour Road
- St. Paul's School Kidderpore, Diamond Harbour Road
- St. Teresa Secondary School, Diamond Harbour Road
- Lajpat Hindi High School
- Loyola High School
- Kendriya Vidyalaya, Command Hospital
- Sarat Chandra Paul Girls High School
- Sir Syed High School (Urdu)
- Kidderpore Urdu Girls Primary School
- Kidderpore Oriya High School
- Kidderpore Balika Vidyatan
- Bankim Ghosh Smriti Uchha Balika Vidyalaya
- Jnan Bhaskar Vidyalaya
- Thomas Day High School
- Jnan Bhaskar Vidyalay
- St Barnabas High School
- Grace International School - Mominpore
Places of interest[edit]
- Kidderpore Hanging bridge
- Kidderpore Drawbridge at Port area
- Syed Peer Baba Mazar - Hastings
- Bhukailash Twin Temple, wherein the largest "Shiblingo" in India exists (Reference: The Bengali Movie "Harmonium" by Tapan Sinha)
- Bhukailash ground Mela (annually)
- Raja's old Rajbari
- Solana Mosque (Muslim burial ground)
- Shahani Begam Masjid Diamond Harbor Road (Oldest Masjid in area)
- Gausiya Masjid (Kanta Pokhar Lane)
- Hussain Shah Baba Mazar (Hussainshah Road)
- Lord Shiva's Temple at Bhukoilash and the adjacent Bhukoilash Rajbati
- Hastings House, Warren Hasting's residence
- The Kidderpore Fancy Market, famous for latest foreign goods : Now the market lost its dignity because all the foreign goods are available in whole country.
- The Twin Shiv Temple at Bhukailash, it considered to be the biggest ShivLinga in India
- Kolkata Port Trust
- Kidderpore Tram Depot
- Manasa Mandir besides 3 no. Bus Terminus, now abolished. This is the oldest one of this area and the Purohits are from Shantipur, Dist: Nadia
- Panchananda Mandir at Panchanantala (Watgunge Crossing)
- Mahalakshmi Mandir situated opposite Alipore Body Guard Lines
- Kidderpore Puddapukur the only Swimming Club in Kidderpore
- Hanging Place of Maharaja Nandakumar at Hastings
- The oldest Church in Kidderpore situated inside St. Thomas School
- The Engineering College inside St. Thomas School Campus
- Syed Ameer Ali Library
- Kidderpore Akra Kali Mondir, More than 100 years old, near to Jubok Sangha club
- Kidderpore Shitala Temple at Pitambar Sarkar Lane (The goddess is very much awakened to the people)
- Kidderpore Shitala Temple at Nazir Lane (The goddess is also very much awakened to the people)
- India Restaurant---Famous restaurant near market
- Jamhuri Masjid.
- Nazir Lane Sri Sri Sitala Matar Mandir.
- Shadman palace---renowned Marriage Hall
- Nawab Ali Park
- Hussaini Masjid (Oldest Masjid of the area)
- Mezban hall—renowned Marriage Hall
- National Library
- Five star market famous for garment
- Babu bazar market
- Hanging Place of Maharaja Nandakumar at Hastings
- Moulan Azad Educational Library. Situated in Driver's Quarter, this library is the premier and most peaceful place to indulge one self in extreme studies. The Librarian Mr Ahmed Khan, Popularly known as Master Sahab is one of respected people of the society and the secretary Dr. Ali Sher Khan hold a very promonet place in the educated and respected people of the society.
- Hemchandra Pathagar is the oldest library in Kidderpore. Recently the library authority renovated its building and established a stage named Hem Madhu Ranga Mancha, named after the three poets of Kidderpore.
- Michael Madhusudan library is the second oldest one.
- As well as those above, some small libraries were established in Kidderpore at different times. In 1944 a few enthusiastic people of the area established a small library at 32, Harisava Street, mainly the organizers of the local Durgapuja Committee, in memory of Shishir Chatterjee, one of the then executive members of that Durgapuja Committee. The library named as "Shishir Smriti Pathagar" (Shishir Memorial Library) situated inside the space of Kidderpore Mitali Sangha is now abolished. Another library is "Abhijatri Pathagar" (Abirjatri Library) at Ramanath Paul Road : Now abolished.
- Kanta pukur welfare Society: known for its unity(Pun Intended) and the people that are part of the club. There are two wings of the club: The senior Members, being Mr Farooq Azam, Mr Ahmed Khan, Janab Mojammil Khan(Majnu Sir) and the junior wing comprising Bipin Thakur Sonar, Pintu Thakur Sonar, Jeevan, Naimuddin, Sajjad, Sunny and Shamim along with Athar Khan.
- Kidderpore Sporting Club: It is a first division football club
- Kidderpore Swimming Club : The only swimming club of Kidderpore
- Kidderpore Aviyan Club and Puja Samiti
- Bhukailash Navyuvak Society (BNS)
- Khidderpore School of Physical Culture (KSOPC - Boxing Club)
- Khidderpore Combat Sports (Taekwondo and Kickboxing Club)
- Kidderpore Tarun Samsad
- Kidderpore Venus Club
- Kidderpore Bayam Samiti
- Kidderpore Boys Sporting Club
- Kidderpore Nabajatri Sangha
- Kidderpore Sandhyanir : Famous for organising Kali puja with one of the tallest Kali idol in Kolkata
- Kidderpore Milan Sangha : One of the oldest clubs in the Kidderpore area known for its social services rendered to society and a famous Durga puja
- Kidderpore Ananda Sporting Club, now known as 26 Palli Club. It is 80 years old
- Khidderpore Diamond Sangha - Syama Puja. Established 1947
- Kidderpore Young Society
- Young Boys group, Mansatala Lane
- Kidderpore Jubilee Garden Club
- Young Men's Athletic Club
- Kabitirtha Kinds Society Taekwondo Club
- Kidderpore 25 Palli Sarbojanin Durgotsab Samity, has performed its primary activity i.e. Durgapuja for 67 years
- Sangha Shakti behind Hem Chandra Library—famous for yoga and bayam
- Palli Sharadiya Club: At (Padda pukur) Hemchandra St. & Mohun Ch. Rd. Crossing. Famous For Durgapuja
- Mahabir Bayam Samity : Most people know this as Akhra. During the British era, the late Sudhanshu Shekhar Banerjee (6/1b, Bishu Babu Lane), late Phatik Bandyopadhyaya (Ramkamal Street) and late Bijoy Banerjee (Michael Dutta Street) founded this samity. All of them were the active freedom fighters and students of Barin Ghosh (the founder of Anusilan Samity, the younger brother of Rishi Aravindo Ghosh)
- Sukanto Pathagar at Padda Pukur Sq.
- Bhukailash Pally at 4/3 Bhukailash Rd.
- Kidderpore Sabuj Sangha (Famous for Saraswati Puja)
- Kidderpore Amra Sabai Club = estd 1964 situated at the dock East Boundary Road Kidderpore kol-23. It is the oldest club in the port area and known for its religious unity and organizations.
- Udayan kidderpore, tent padmapukur. One of the oldest club, celebrating Durga puja with its own glory and aroma since 1947.
- Kidderpore 75 Pally Sarbojanin Durgotsav Committee. One of the oldest club celebrating Durga puja with its own glory and aroma since 1964.It helds on Ramanath Pal Road near Babubazar.
Social organisations[edit]
farz foundation of India is located in 27 d-Mansatalla lane-near lajpat high school.
- MARGAM: Margam, a community-focussed organisation located in this area works for the education of underprivileged children. Margam has a small team and the support of innumerable responsible citizens. There are around 80 children associated with Margam.
- "Human Rights" Awareness Welfare Association,20B, Karl Marx Sarani.
- Watgunge Adolescent Improvement Association" - An NGO located at watgunge area working for social upliftment.
- "Human Rights" Awareness Welfare Association,20B, Karl Marx Sarani.
See also[edit]
The only Bengali periodical published from Kidderpore is "Khidirpur Darpan" (The Mirror of Kidderpore)
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Kidderpore. |
Kolkata/South travel guide from Wikivoyage


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I'm trying to figure out what to do with this area. It's about 6 feet deep x 15 feet wide. It faces northeast so the only direct sun is in the morning and the house is located in Charleston, SC. We would like to put something simple in that won't require much attention but will also stay small and not try and grow into the sidewalk like the holly bushes I took out did. Are there any kid of bushes like boxwood maybe, that will stay under 2' tall? I was thinking maybe that would look good closer to the house unless there's too much shade there. We don't have a ton of time to do yard work so I was trying to keep things simple. Maybe some small bushes in the background + a few little things in the foreground? The area on the other side of the sidewalk heading towards the street has river rock as a bed material and we'll probably do the same with this side since it doesn't attract bugs. The bushes in the background are azaleas. They wouldn't work so well in this area because the windows in the picture will be a lot larger in a year or two. I also plan on getting rid of the monkeygrass and virginia creeper over there. Here's our embarrassing view... |
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A mixed border garden would be lovely with a few shade perennials and a dwarf conifer for year-round color. Both yews and hemlocks grow well in part sun/shade and there are varieties that grow by spreading horizontally. Best of luck. |
Cool, thanks. I have a dumb question though... what's a mixed border? Is that where the plants are all together instead of in distinct rows or groups? |
that's not a dumb question at all. yes, a mixed border garden includes a variety of plants. this can enable you to plant some perennials that bloom early spring and others that bloom late spring, for example. Or you may want some color contrast such as plants with gray/green foliage mixed with lush dark green, etc. I like that better than a row of a single plant, but it's up to you. Some like a more formal garden look. |
Also, a dwarf rhododendron would do well there if your soil is acidic. That's another factor to consider: soil type. I recommend talking to someone at a local garden nursery or a master gardener in your area - should be free. |
Ok, cool thanks. I was planning on going to a local place nearby to get plants so hopefully that will help a bit with the final selection. The soil here is acidic. We started with basically nothing here - the plants we have were put in sometime between the 1950s and 1980 and more or less left to do their own thing. So far landscaping has been me running around with a chain saw, taking out overgrown holly bushes and loquat trees planted inches from the foundation. |
Considering that the window is low to the ground and there is nothing to hide, I would plant the entire area with a single low groundcover ... preferably one that has some color interest since it is so near the entrance. For added interest you could place a taller plant right below the street number ... something like Siberian Iris. (No trimming.) If the groundcover were evergreen, it would help the winter interest. |
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